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Surmise

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Surmise meaning

Thought, imagination, or conjecture, which may be based upon feeble or scanty evidence; suspicion; guess. | Reflection; thought; posit.

Example sentences (20)

Instead, they surmise that the most likely election scenario will involve the military-monarchy complex once again finding a way to further dilute the will of the people—and wrest power from those parties the majority of Thais support.

It’s not a stretch to surmise they did not have a major recidivism problem with murderers because they were hanged, and lesser felons received long and hard punishments.

That would be a silly thing to surmise if you were at all familiar with the timeframe of the studies relative to the timeframe of marijuana legalization.

This downturn, I surmise, is largely due to fears of an impending economic recession.

We can surmise what this means generally — a company stands for more than just revenues and the bottom line.

One could confidently surmise that after 61 lost court cases, dozens of recounts, “full forensic audits” and comprehensive reviews of election results across blue and red states, such findings in support of a “free and fair” election would be celebrated.

The silence about the reality of the procedures some undergo, I surmise, was prevalent because of the power of sex in that space and the desire to confidently step into the group experimenting with their sexual citizenship.

While it’s easy to imagine a world in which could have concluded like a familiar fairy tale, too, the place where it ends up is far slippier, richer, and harder to forget than the words “happily ever after” could possibly hope to surmise.

With that poem in mind, we can surmise that this album will concern love (as most of her albums do) and feature deeply candid writing that doesn’t pull any punches (as most of her albums do).

I can look at these otherwise innocent movies, gathered together, and surmise progress fatigue: We already did that.

I still don't know the reason for it, but can only surmise that it was because I had been pretty open about the offer to join Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket.

It would seem logical to surmise that more than a handful of the 30-somethings will not return, considering the ravages of time and the very real possibility that the salary cap will shrink in the post-COVID world.

We’re left to surmise that whatever “much better” plan Lalo has in mind, it is likely to involve Jimmy.

Among the benefits of a just government we surmise from the Commandments are the protection of life, property, and responsible freedom.

As one might surmise, the 'gap' refers to the difference between what the world is doing to tackle climate change and what it needs to do to limit temperature increase to 1.5C.

But even if this surmise proves right, the relief in the valley will be short lived.

If a Gotabaya victory can end the boycotting of Muslim shops, isn’t it logical to surmise that Camp Gotabaya had a hand in igniting the boycott in the first place?

I surmise we’ll see, in the event that we ‘choose to put it on the Switch, on the off chance that we can do it.

It’s also likely safe to surmise that Roethlisberger may be losing his footrace with Father Time.

Unfortunately, these details are left for the reader to surmise.